Stuart Broad
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Fifty Shades Of Kevin Pietersen
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Kevin Pietersen’s life, both on and off the pitch was totally in sync. Without an iota of doubt, he had many shades – he was colorful, classic and of course controversial at the same time.
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Netherlands crushed England
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The misery for the Englishmen continued in the ICC T20 World Cup when they were humiliated by the minnow, Netherlands, in their final game of the tournament.
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England triumphed in the 2nd ODI vs. West Indies
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The English bowlers crushed the solid looking batting of the West Indies who were bowled out cheaply and the visitors achieved the target easily in the end.
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Australia sealed the series at 3-0 – third T20 vs. England
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The strong Australian side humiliated the depleted English unit by winning the 3rd T20 well led by an attacking unbeaten knock of 49 from 20 by George Bailey.
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Australia grabs a low scoring game – 5th ODI vs. England
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The Kangaroos continued their dominance over the Englishmen since the batsmen of the visitors were unable to chase a rather small target in the final ODI.
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Complete humiliation for England – 5th Test
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Australia continued their supremacy over England in the Ashes, the hosts whitewashed the visitors in the fifth and final Test and clinched the series at 5-0.
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England maintains supremacy – 4th Test vs. Australia
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The English speedsters led by James Anderson and Stuart Broad, took their team to a commanding position after crushing the Kangaroos batting in the 1st innings.
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England batsmen fight for survival – 2nd Test vs. Australia
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The English skipper along with Michael Carberry provided a reasonable opening stand vs. Australia whereas their middle order was unable to utilize strong base.
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Steven Smith stabilized Australia – 3rd Test vs. England
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Steven Smith rescued Australia with his second Test ton whereas David Warner, Brad Haddin and Mitchell Johnson assisted him well in the 2nd Test vs. England.
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Australia tightens grip on the match – 2nd Test vs. England
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The Australian skipper, Michael Clarke, led his side from the front by dispatching a ton while Brad Haddin blasted a hundred and put their side on top.